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Posted on 09/26/2019 9:15:19 PM PDT by boycott
Mo Brooks, the Republican congressman from Huntsville who represents five north Alabama counties, is having a crappy morning.
It even stinks, you might could say.
Brooks has never shied from controversy and, on Thursday, he stepped in it again. Deliberately.
And he even went so far as to make sure President Donald Trump knew about it.
So enough of the bull.
Brooks tweeted his thoughts about the whistleblower report released Thursday that made serious allegations against Trump – a report that has led his Democratic colleagues in the House to launch impeachment inquiries.
That picture, attached to the Twitter post, appeared to be a pile of, ahem, crap.
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Good for Mo, but he could have done even better. He should have used a photo from the streets of San Francisco.
And the real question of the day is...…..will Twitter suspend his account because he dared to compare Democrat tactics as a pile of S^%t!
Forgive my posting this. I am tired and out of sorts and patience with the Democrats tonight.
Deut 19:15-21
Likewise.
We’ve all had enough of their temper tantrum over Trump winning.
Mo knows like I do that we don’t call them DemonCRAPs for nothing. It is our patriotic obligation to do a pressure wash of the political landscape and send EVERY DemonCRAP down the sewer of their exSTINKtion.
How is that controversial?
Plain spoken and dead accurate.
Dorsey and Twitter can’t handle the truth.
Wow! Good one.
Rep. Mo Brooks on Whistleblower: What a pile of ...
Shaving Cream
Be Nice and Clean
Shave Every Day
And You’ll always look keen
Never heard of the any of these people or the Super Bole.
BUT that horrible party still hasn't learned to fight.
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